Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Nun"

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As in, "she was a nun and all"?

It's an idiomatic way of saying "She is a nun, and everything that goes along with that title is applicable to her"

This is a good example of why you get better answers if you provide more context

A: This is just slang some people use for “You aren’t going to say anything ” It has a lot of errors so it’s not proper English but it is used frequently. Some people use slang like “you ain’t gonna say nothin“ usually it’s said in here (America)

A: It means that whoever the speaker is talking to doesn’t have to worry about anything, there’s nothing that they’re ever gonna have to worry about.

A: Nothing, just chilling. What about you?

A: The sentence is in the form of a question, that is why "didn't" is at the front of the sentence. However, he doesn't really want an answer to the question; he is saying it to help make a point.

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A: Monja My cousin is a nun

A: A nun is basically the female version of a monk. She takes vows to serve God and abstain from worldly possessions and relationships.

A: Good afternoon!

A: Haha! I've never heard of it. It's funny. It's an idiom so the translation is not literal.

They probably felt out of place (awkwardly), like a fish out of water.

Hope this helps

A: Yes, it is the same as "commited themselves to", meaning that they have made a decision that they will carry out for certain

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